All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular nerds.

Today we have a true nerd.

You can't see Larry Miller right now, but if you could see the background, there's various

different Star Wars things and depictions of the universe in various different ways.

Larry, welcome to the show, man.

Thank you for having me. Yeah. So, you know, last time we were talking, we were talking about

the word millennial and throwing that term around with, you know, no regard for, you know,

respect for the term whatsoever.

So let's just throw this term millennial around in the birth of the Internet

and why you, well, first of all, why do you hate the, why do you hate the word millennium to be honest?

Well, I don't really care for it in the sense that you're stereotyping a group of people that really have a bad rap about that generation.

I have a sister that's some 18 years younger than me, and she's considered a millennial,

but she is one of the hardest working people I ever met.

And I've met some 20-year-olds who are still kind of fall into that realm,

and they've done the hardest to be the best human being they can,

and they've risen above a lot of Gen Xers,

and there's a stereotypical way of thinking about these people that they just got a bad rap that I don't think they deserve.

It just hurts the whole society of how they are

not getting the

dust due to their work ethic, I guess.

That's what I'm trying to say.

Now, do you think that's just in general because maybe possibly America in general has this disease with never settling for mediocrity?

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